Museum of Latin American Art

　　The Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires, opened on September 21, 2001, was established primarily to preserve, study, and promote Latin American art from bygone eras.

　　Also known as “Malba,” the museum is a non-profit institution that offers free admission to visitors. In addition to the remarkable Costantini Collection, it serves as a vibrant cultural hub. The Costantini Collection features over 200 carefully selected works, including drawings, paintings, sculptures, and objects created by 78 artists from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Uruguay, and Venezuela. These artworks allow visitors to truly appreciate both the commonalities and differences in the works of great Latin American artists, offering deeper insights into the history of Latin American art.

　　It is considered a dynamic cultural center because it regularly hosts a variety of events—such as film festivals, shopping activities, debates, guided tours, programs for infants and toddlers, as well as other cultural and educational activities—that actively contribute to the advancement of Latin American art.

　　Address: Buenos Aires, Argentina

　　Opening Hours: Thursday–Monday: 12:00 noon – 8:00 pm, closed on Tuesdays.